Prepared for Nigeria, and for anywhere else
ACES Secondary School in Area 2, Garki District, Abuja teaches a dual British and Nigerian curriculum through Junior and Senior Secondary, in classes capped at 15 to 20 students.
That combination is the point. A student leaves with the Nigerian qualifications that matter here, and the international ones that travel — so the decision about where to study next is made at eighteen, on merit, and not closed off at eleven by the school a family could reach.
The school is fully accredited by the West African Examinations Council and the National Examinations Council.
Four routes out of Senior Secondary
Students are prepared to sit national and international examinations.
The national qualification marking the end of Junior Secondary.
ACES holds full NECO accreditation.
Administered by WAEC, for which the school is fully accredited.
The route to further study outside Nigeria.
The 2025 Junior WAEC and NECO record
- English Language: 100% credit pass rate, with 56.3% of students achieving distinction.
- Mathematics: 95% credit pass rate, with 84.4% achieving distinction.
- Alumni consistently rank among the top students in leading higher institutions in Nigeria and internationally.
- Students regularly compete in, and win, regional and national academic competitions.
What Secondary students work with
Science Laboratories
Fully equipped for practical work in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, including the WASSCE, NECO and IGCSE practical papers.
Robotics Laboratory
A dedicated innovation lab for computational thinking, design and problem solving.
ICT Suite
High-speed internet, laptops and interactive whiteboards — increasingly relevant as Nigerian examinations move to computer-based testing.
Library & Resource Centre
Current print and digital collections for independent study and examination preparation.
Looking for a secondary school in Abuja?
Entrance to Secondary is by written assessment and interview. Contact the Admissions Office for dates, the fee schedule and a campus visit.